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Hature'. own True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy
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Known, and seeing the need Of an
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California Fig Syrup Company, COM
msnced q few years ego 10 mauufsc.-
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Mansfield a %. have been appointed
Wholesale agenta Al Memphis.
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Cincinna,I =. NJ. Iaui.s

CmcissATi, o., September 20.-The
champion Browns broke the rpell TO.
day and finally down,d the Clocln.
natis. They Won by batting Mullane
In the O g, four innirgs. After tina,
net st. Lous player reached fret
base. Cnutbes pitched q wonderful
game until tbs last inning, when a
angle. A base on balls aud a triple
earned two runs. Lyons, recently 70.
iessed BY Philadelphia, played q grsa.
CANT q. second for The Browns. The
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-30

Don't waste time and money and
undergo needless torture with the
knife when Ethiopian Pile Ointment
will afford instant relief aud certain
cure In every case Of blind, bleeding,
itching, internal and external pt 'es.
Rapgum Root Medicine Co, Manufaci.
rerJ, Nashville, Tenn. 80 cents and
81 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
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Neumarket Raees

LosDlS, September 29,-The octo-
Der handicap, one mile and a quarter,
straight, at Newmarket, was won by
three quarters OF a length by 7. vslen.
lines three year old FLY, st. Helen,
Sassvori's three year old colt, Theo.
dore, second, ]. g. X. Homfray's six
year old horse, Kinsky, third. Eleven
starters. The Grand Duke Michael
stakes, three year ODDS, was won by q
length by r yyner's colt, Gloriation.
Lord Durham's Jsbsl was the only
other starter.
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OFFICIAL SCORE.

Summary: Earned runs-Blrming'
ham 3. Memphis 4 Two base hits-
Hillery, McAleer. Andrews. Toree
base hits-McAleer, McKeough. Left
on bNset-Birmirghsm 4, Memphis 4.
Double plays-M isrsn, Fuller and
Burke. Struck out-by Smith l.
Tine Of game-0le hour and fifty
minutes Umpire-Jsmss Carr. Scorer
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPKAL--THURSDAY SEPTEMBER g. 1887

ers: Big Three. 8 to 8; Vivian, "a 10
!; Jules Mumm, 8 to l ;Colamore, 9 to
l. Jules Mumm won by half a length.
Big Three second, Oolamore third
Tme-1 :37}.
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sTRAYBD.
STRAYED OR sTOLIN,

NfULES-0ns srAy horse mule, = year,
vi old, 10 hands hish, cut under left
,hoaldsrl one darn Eray mare mule, ysars
old. lth han y hlsh A liberal reward Tor
BOwDRE BROS,
~ Madison st.
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New York o, Bossen q.

NRw York, September 29.-Two
games were to have been played be.
tween New York and Boston today,
but the sloppy condition Of the grounds
in the early part Of the day permitted
only the regular game TO be played.
Rsdbourne was bstted hard by the
Giants, while the visitors did not do
so we'll with WEIGH. Gillespie dis.
tinguished himself by making three
splendid catches In lei. q I'D. Score;
New York-................0 8 l 0-6
Bostop--"...........-... ...0 0 D 3 o 0-3
Erned runs-New York 8, Boston
2. Two bsse hits q re and Richard.
son. Double play-Connor unassisted.
First base on balls-Uonnor, Gillespie,
Richardson, Johnston, Burdock and
Wheelock. First b.se on errors-B os.
ION 2 Struck out-New York 2
Passed ball-Gate. Tims-0ne hour
and fifteen minutes. Umpire-Dsn
iels.
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Cleveland 40. Louisville Z,

CLEVELAND, o., September 29.-Man.
eyer Kelly threw his score card away
In disgust when Ramsey made wild
thiow to home plate In the third In.
ming and then muffed Cooks re-.
turn, letting In two runs for the Cleve.
land club. The visitors loet the game
through bad fielding and the poor
pitching OF Ramsey. Cleveland played
q strong game throughout. The game
was called at the Q I'D OF the seventh
inning on account OF darkness. At
tendance $50. Score:
cleveland ...........,3 02400 Ito
Louisville-....-......00 O. 200 0 p 4
Eirned runs-Olevsland 8, Louis.
vile 8. Two base hit-Hatsling, I'm.
mer. First bass on balls-Stricker,
Mexican 2, 2 miner, M eek and Wolf.
Hit by pitched ball Wolf. First base
on errors-Olevelsnd 2, Louisville /.
Struck out-McKean, Hoialing, Sny-
der, Crowell. Passed balls - Cook.
Wild pitches-R ,mfey. Time-One
hour and q .ty minutes. Umpire-Mc.
Qiade.
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HcnlH lI INNINaai

hummary; EaTnOd runs -Uharlee.
ton 4, New 0fleans l. Two base hilt-
Glenn, Carl, .Oimpiu. Tlree base
hIt-Glenn Total bass hits-Cnsrl,s 9.
ton Is, New 0feabs o. Left on
bases-Oha,lestou o, New o -leAnp 8.
Bases s,olen--Ohsrles,on Z, New Or.
leans 2. Struck out-By Smith o, by
widner 1. + rsi bsse 90 balls-Ch arles.
ton Z, New Orleans 0 Paced balls
N eholas 2, Wells /. Ti1 Q OF rame-
Gao hour aud City minu,es. Umpire
-Slmeonin.
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rIRsT GAME,

Elrned runs-Ohicsgo 2. Two base
hit-Anson. Three base hit-Anson.
Home run-Anson. First base on balls
-Dilrymple, NJ Her 2, DAILY 2, Tebeau,
Bsecher. First base on errors-Chi.
cago /, Pittsburg /. Struck out-By
BALDWIN 8, by Mccormick 2. PAs-ed
balls-Daly, Miller Wild pitches
Baldwin, Mccormick. Time OF game
Two hours. Umpirt-Carroll.
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Divided Honors.

CHICAGO, Ill, September 2e.-Chi-
c,go and Pittsburg divided the two
games between them today and ended
the season here. In the first game
today 1t was all Arson. He made Q
three Dagger, q two bigger and q
home run when they were most
needed, and the result was four runs,
while Pittsburg never had q chance
to get one. Carroll, Of the Pittsburg
team, umpired the game. There were
about 500 people present. More peo.
Pile came out to the second game, and
hence more raw Chicago beaten the
Les. game on the home grounds. MI.
Ter settled the thing tho f-st inning,
when, with Carroll aad Whitney on
bases he made home run. Chicago
got two runs afterwards, bat they
were yalueless. Score:
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SECOND aAnE

Eafntd funs-UhIcaRo PIttbuFR
3. Two base hit-Bsrkley. Home
run-Miller. Double plsy-Whitney,
Smith and Barley. Frt base on
balls-Tebeau, Darling, Fields. First
base on euors-Chicsgo l, Pittsburs
2 Struck out-By Clsrkson 9,
by Morris 2 Pissed balls-DArling
2, Fields. Time Of gama-0ne hour
ssd thirty minutes. Umplrs-Val'
entiue.
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Roslusne0

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, september 20
Philsdslphia. Washington game post
poned on account Of vet grounds.
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ARMSTRONG FURNITURE co.
Autumn Styles
mo" READY.
FINE FURNITURE A SPECIALITY.
272 Second st opp. Court Square.
grounds were too wet to allow base
running or good fielding.

running or good fielding.
Cincinnati. .....0 0 900 0 o p 2
St. Louis. ........4 / l 400 00s- 8
Earned runs-Oincinnati 2, st. Louis
2. Two.bsse hit-Lsthsm. Three.
base hits-0Neill, Wslch, Fspnelly.
Double plsy-Lyons, Gleason and
Foutz First base on b,lls-Reilley,
McPhee. Struck out-By Oaruthers
4. Passed Baldwin. Time ne
hour and forty minutes. Umpire
Connolly.
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PERSONAL.

IIsTERNs -Brickyork, smoking Chin
~ nsys, s,c. rlsphens sss, ,,no,s
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I'm. SWIFT. IA. sANP LIZ.
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GEN TS'
FURNISHES
AND HATTERS,
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MEMPHIS, TENN.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER.
Removals - ssri.ss Obstruction

Memovfns n tsrtous Obstf mellon
Gsntiy.
Dynamite md giant powder mi.ht answer
admirably 10 rsmovs distractions nom He'll
Gate 10 East River, New York, bu. explosive
m,Asuro, In medication are ever attended
with disastrous consequences. Fof initAnoe,
the bowels cannot bs Violently diehohsd with
sAf.,J, nor IL there the 'lish,s't necessity for
90 doing. On the contrary, u IL mott unvis.
None bat the ptfbllnd iehsrsnu Of anti
qua,ed theories 10 medicine advise or ,sno-
ton saoh . course. To weaken the lntsstines
the eject Of drastic pufsa,ion-is 70 com
promise the health of the entire ystsm.
With uoststtsr's btomaeh Bittsfs, on the
other hand, the bowels are RELAXED, not By =
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eruption Of Mt, PopoeatApeili but uAa uAllI'
benshslally, uitkoat vfsnchits or dfeneh-
Ing. The liver and stomach, ~ sell a. the
bowels. arc toned and ben, htsd By ".
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TO LET.

ITO coNTRACToRs-Thlrty thousand yds
l. OF coed ,crapor work on leyse. For In
T0ov, MCGOWAN A co.
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N corner Of Poplar and Second streets will
be opened BY MIsi v u Neon, for boArdsr',
0ctober lat. Rooms furnished uniur.
nishsd. with or viihost board. References
feanlIei.
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DOOMs AND BOARD-Elssant room, and
N hrst class board Al M Second tt, Everi-
ihlns new. House vill open, October Let.
MIR, v, sCHERER.
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ROOMS AND BOARp

DOoMs AND BOARD-on stree, car line.
~ In nice nslsbbofhood, " private iamllJ.
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DIAN0B-I~snty GOOD secondhand
i risht and square plznos must be sold
cheap for cash some ql thsm seod anew.
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WE WILL MAXI 1T TO TUX INTER.
w est Of svsfy possible purchaser u buila
ibs sites 10 urits us. or call, stains ~ nsai
a. praoiical sits, tsrms abd locality NJ lot dc.
sired. value OF oontsmpl plated improve msnu.
etc. IL makes no dinsfsnoe hov you want "
or uhsre. We can suit you. sellers please
sfkAfios. THOMAS ROGERS.
20 Madison street.
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POR RENT.

NEW sr0RE-Tns best location IN this
Opposition -ithin ons nile and ~ 900 people
within this limit.
JAS. J. SMITH, Agent.
No. hadtson NJ.
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G0rTAgE-sir rooms aud bath room.
" Pfemi. e 10 sood egniiuyn. Apply ol
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DOOMs AND BOARD-Psrnl,bsd rooms,
~ with good table board. References sn.
changed. lls MAditon street.
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COH0OL DISKS = About si1il double
. school dssks. stiid cherry. itoi francs.
lp GOOD order. Apply Of LeMoyro School.
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FOR SALE.

4 OT-afsst sssrihee-Main street lot, n
IL feet. At $3.50 per foot. Adjoining lot
cannot be bousht Tor les than $40 per foot
Purchaser sure 10 male 50 per foot 10 short
time. We know vhsrsot We SPEAK, and 10
yettors, wake upl Once open AZ 7 am.
CONANAY'k AgErCH, 2HS Main.
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pLEAsASr Ro0as-Uplurs ,Isd, ., al
i Madison It, 10 private family. No ehil-
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OLD PAPERs-At Appeal couatlnrroon,
" 10 cents psF lnn
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nhUG SONIA hrst elias, retail drus
~ store, dolnE = sood p.ytns business
class prescription trade soed reasons for
selling. address SALEM, this once.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20
A very Able Document, Favora-
bly, Commented on
Yesterday.
A Resolution to AfIiflict the House
Immediately Sat.
Down Upon.
Trouble in Camp and Several APP
pointments Hanging Fire in
Consequence.

The governor merHaBei "HlCh ""o
sent in yesterday and which is published
in full this morning, was the subject OF
much favorable comment yesterday, but
several Of his suggestions are going 10 be
vigorously opposed in the legislature.
Gov. Ross very properly wants his official
family 20 be in perfect accord with him.
There was some trouble III camp yes
terday, and several appointments hung
fire. Everything is serene now, however
and the governor to-day Will send IN
few more names.
DIR. Rainey and the board OF managers
OF the blind institute have been reap
pointed.
Hon Barnet Gibbs explains his con
Inued presence ut the state capitol by
,lo statement that he is looking after
real estate matters for number of non
iesidents, who are either clients or friends
Il his. IL is conceded tina, Mr.. Gibbs viii
ae elected grand master of the Independ
mt Order of odd Fellows for Texas at the
meeting 70 assemble here on Februard 3D.,
n5 there is no opposition to him for the
POSITION, and tho lodges thus far heard
trom are unanimous in his favor. He
viii be the youngest grand master the
Urder ever hal in Texas, as he was the
youngest lieutenant governor the state
ever had.
Up to last night Governor Ross had
not appointed a state health officer.
Senator McManus objected to the flag
floating over the capitol being kept at
half mast. IL looked too much like sig
nal of distress, he thought Senator Ter
roll suggested that the assembling of the
legislature had caused distress among the
aeople and he Thought the signal emf
nontly proper. A resolution WAS adopted
shat the flag be hoisted during the ses-
ion, and lowered at adjournment each
lay.
Senator Field is graceful aud forcible
speaker.
There are two farmers i'll the senate,
and both opposed the bill making null and
void mortgages on personal property eX-
empt from force sale, and growing crops.
The members of the house want to
know what grievance Mr.. Paige has got
ayainst them. 1t must be something ter
rble, said one member yesterday or he
never would have introduced that resolu'
zion requesting the senatorial candidates
10 address the house.
The senate educational committee was
in session last afternoon, and about
agreed to report unfayorably the bill pro-
yding FOR mechanical and industrial
college for colored folks.
The committee will probably ASK that
tho number of free pupils to the Prairie
View normal scaool be increased
The new county of Mills, if organized,
will come out of Hamilton and adjoining
counties.
Mr.. Delrenbaugh an old Texas ranger
and Capt. John b. Lubbock are appli-
cants for the position of superintendent
OF public buildings and grounds.
Tho senate will go into executive SEES
sion this morning after morning call.
Matters and things in senatorial circles
wore decidedly quiet last night.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20

laal- in the I'm .el -ia'e-, they agree also ..a'
q ..rf con. lIlus ral .utv H- restored
cess of securing the growth of forests about these
treeless plains. If it we're possible to more eI,
feCtually check the frequent and destructive lres
which sweep over these regions, it Is beheVrd,
from our observations of other psrts Of our state OF
similar character, that they would, IN course OF
years, become densely timbeTed with native
forest growth, which would not only increase, OuV
equalize the rainfall, so as 10 make the crop lai
ures from drUuth almost unknown, and greatly IN
crease the productyeness Of the rich soil through
out the entire state,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20

have already taken occasion in nv inaugural
address 90 refer 90 certain principles which should
govern rs in tle management and Disposition of
our school and Other public lands which need not
be repeated The declaration Of principles and
policies sanctioned by the people az the recent
election demands Of those charged with the making
and the execution Of the laws that these lands
should be sold 10 actual settlers And until thus
sold even agricultural lands should DE- temporarily
leased, while the grazing lands shOulJ be leased
Internationally for short terms. The obligations
thus assumed will require at the hands of your
honorable bodies a careful revision OF our laws
governing these matters and S reconCilement Of
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20
AMENDMENT or THE LAWS.

respectfully call your attention to a seriopa de-
feet in our law of attachment, under the onaratiCn
OF which good citizens are frequently crushed in
business and honest creditors defraud, d since
repeal of onr federal bankrupt law a practice hos
grown up by which attachments are too raadiIv
invoked, either to secure preference on the nart
of an honest creditor, or to enable a debtor in
Collision with fictitious or dishonest creditor ~
absorb his entire Is, leaving all other crpdiors
without remedy. | am aware that the princinIs
OF the law Is 10 reward the dligent creditor. brt
It occurs to me that no abstract principle sbouid
be rlgldly adhered TO- TO the detriment Of the urb
nc anu damage OF honest people, who are without
fault themselves.
II creditors desire TO obtain priorities tbara ara
other methods by which such prioritles NAV Ia
secured AMI full notice thereof ,iyen m ali
VINO deal with the debtor, and the law shOuid NOT
continue lis sanction of a practice which mas No
come public evil. | therefore recommend In,
amendment Of our attachment law So as to rrn,ida
tl8t hereafter in case attachment is levied nnon
Tue merchandise Of meTcl ut or dealer thar sIich
attachment shall be deemed an act OF insolyencr
ana upon the petition of any other creditor filed in
court within limited time and verified pronerIy
taa the court, after giving notice 70 debtor and az
taclIug creditor, shall appoint receiver Iacsts
tle attachment and cause the assets 10 be distrib
uted among ali the creditors pro rata. merely
outline this suggestion and leave nronar details
and safeguards TO be supplied bv veur sunarior
wisdom. also respectfully cali your attention IN
the numerous and important changes in our nanai
laws recommended by our court OF appeals and
embodied in the report of the late attorney psns
raj, already laid before your honorable bodies. A
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20
rRomIDIToRY AMENDMENT,

There are many conscientious, honest advocates
of prohibition a remedy TOR the admitted evils
of intemOeranCe in our state who believe that this
is one of the great practical questions which
should be decided by an appeal TO the ballot box
while there are others equally Conscientious and
patriotic who 40 not believe that real temperance
be decreed, created or produced by any forcing
process under the operation Of prohfbitory enact
ments.
In considering this question it is proper we
should bear in mind that IN our country the pao-
pie are recognized IA the origin and seat of D6lit
zeal power, and that constitutions flow from them
instead of being concessions to them-beinr sim
ply rule Of action defined by themselves for
themselves. This great and universal principle is
contained in the "Blll Of Rights" which declares
that all political power is aGherent in the people
aud all free governments are founded on their nm
thority and instituted tor their benefit and there
fore they have at all times an inherent and indie.
feasible right 10 alter, reform, amend, or abolish
their form of government in such manner as they
may think proper, and as this is right that Is
better subject to abuse than to limitation there
fore suggest to yOur honorable bodies the pro.
priety of submitting for public consideration such
an amendment of this character as you in your
wisdom may conclude is demanded by the will of
the people. The respective members of vour
honorable bodies are fresh from the people and
know their wishes, and your conclusion unnn this
matter will be accepted by all good citizens as
definite and authoritiye.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20

The practical operation of our system for the
past ten years has demonstrated that our supreme
court, composed of only three judges, ie unable to
dispose of the business which comes before it, and
that, too, without any fault the part of its in
cumbents. Various causes are assigned for this
accumulation, and it may be well for your honor.
abe bodies, by appr, pirate methods, to inyesti-
gate and ascertain, far as it may be practicable,
what is contributing to this condition of AFFAIRS in
order that the DrOupr remedy may ha anDlipd
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Compound OXYGEN
DIR. BRAGGs SUCCESS
WITH Hrs CoapoUSD OXYGEN lrgrHoD IS
PBovEEB1A1.

n;.IS Persons suffering win Throa. and Lung
Pass !ApoyeTIislment Of Blood or Nervous
tpney have consulted the Doctor. Al bis 6vTgen
Far NO. VIZ Congress Avenue. Consultation
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| AND MORTGAGE BANE or TWAS limit.
- eo'neEo.iate5 loans and lien notes from I'll 00O
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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1887-01-20

WINTER E&POSURE CAUSES
Con9as Colds, PleUrisy, Rheumatism. Pneu.
LnohlA , Neuralgia, SCiatIrE. Lumba-
90, bGcka-he and other aiImente.
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or "Capsiclla.' Ask for Rers1n's ami ieFs M
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New TOTE
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srATE rRoors ANp M!LITIA.

respectfully refer you to the well merited tri5-
ute paid by my predecessor to the efficient aud SUB
stantial aid which the citizen soldiery have been
found so ready TO afford the executive in yindicat-
inc the majesty of the civil law. All honor is due
these gallant and faithful officers and men, and to
the wisdom and recognition of your bodies COM
memo their lust claims.
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GEORGE ST1SsoN L. Co., Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion., 1887-09-01

+. A. NORTH { CO., =; s:;;::'' s;;::;' :;s'
Philadelphia Pa, keep everything IN the
Musical Line. Sheet Music, Music Books
All the Foreign and American Editions
Pianos and Organs, by the hest known max
crs. sold on liberal terms. Catalogues sent
on application. Mention this paper.
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